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Articles Tagged with ''green building''

Airport Terminal Recognized for Going Green

Nancy Egan
January 13, 2014

New 11-gate, 45,000-square-foot concourse creates community identity with energy-efficient, up-to-date additions.


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Greenbuild Nation Comes to Philadelphia

The industry’s biggest conference comes to Philadelphia to showcase the best of green building possibilities.
Nora Knox
November 20, 2013

In 2013, Philadelphia, the City of Brotherly Love, will welcome thousands of global leaders in sustainability from Nov. 20-22 for the U.S. Green Building Council’s annual Greenbuild International Conference and Expo


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Stadiums Compete for Sustainability

Derrick Teal
October 21, 2013
Every building, even stadiums, can be made more environmentally friendly; sometimes all it takes is a little bit of inspiration.
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A Word From the Associate Editor

The Sustainability Movement

Samantha Meux
September 26, 2013
Our industry has recently seen a major push nationwide for more sustainable building design and construction, and Boston has jumped aboard the green train with its creation of the Allston Green District.
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Boston Goes Green

The Element Combines Sustainability and Luxury in Allston’s Green District
Samantha Meux
August 7, 2013

The Element is one of a series of sustainable retrofits in the Allston Green District to meet Boston's 2007 Green Building Zoning motion.


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High-Tech Tech Center

Bridgestone Americas Technical Center Showcases Green Design
Chris King
November 21, 2012

 When Bridgestone Americas, Inc., designed its new tech center in Akron, Ohio, the company had a lot to live up to. After all, the site has been a center of innovation for more than a century, ever since Harvey S. Firestone founded the Firestone Tire and Rubber Company there in 1900.  


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Life Cycle Analysis

ERA Invests in LCA to Assess the Environmental Impact of EPDM
Louisa Hart
November 19, 2012

Choosing a sustainable roofing system presents architects, building owners and specifiers with increasingly complicated decisions — changing government regulations, a proliferation of “green” products, and variations in roof color must all be weighed against cost considerations and design requirements. 


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Tremco Introduces Green Maintenance Program for Vegetated Roofs

November 13, 2012
Vegetated Roof System Assemblies (VRSAs) have become increasingly popular over the last decade as organizations seek to reduce the volume of storm water entering the sewer system, lower energy use and make their facilities more appealing.
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GAF Finds Success with Certified Green Roofer Program

November 7, 2012
GAF announced that it now has over 300 professional roofing contractors who have qualified as members of the Certified Green Roofer™ Program.
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The Not-So-Subtle Art of Green Bashing

Chris Dixon
June 29, 2012
I’m all in favor of green bashing when justified and there is no shortage of things to bash when it comes to ridiculous “green” building claims. But unjustified, unsubstantiated green bashing is something I have little tolerance for.
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